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Designing of a Fiber Optic Network for Connecting Blocks of Flats in Kojetín
Rumplík, Martin ; Vojáček, Dušan (referee) ; Ondrák, Viktor (advisor)
The subject of this diploma's thesis is to create a design of a fiber optic network, which will allow an access to broadband internet connection for households living in blocks of flats in Kojetín. For this purpose the best technologies will be compared by analysis and the new network topology will be designed. The investor is a civic association Cyrilek.net that provides a wireless internet at this area. The best solution will be selected on the basis of financial and technical analysis and the investment will be calculated including its return. This innovation not only give people a really fast internet connection, but also the possibility of other services such as IPTV or VoIP.
RF analog fiber optic link
Kelbler, Petr ; Jedlička, Petr (referee) ; Drexler, Petr (advisor)
This thesis analyzes the problem of design analog fiber optic link for transmission high frequency signals. Analog fiber optic link will be used in system for detection and localization a partial discharge activity MOSAD-PD-UHF, where will replace existing solution with coaxial cables, which is not appropriate for highly noise environment. MOSAD-PD-UHF system is developed in department of theoretical and experimental electrical engineering. At the first, MOSAD-PD-UHF system and individual parts of optical chain are theoretical described. In following part are compared a few commercially available analog fiber optic link and design of chosen transmit and receive module are described. . The thesis final part deals with construction of optical link and measured parameters are discussed.
PMD - polarization mode dispersion and its effects on data transport
Trávníček, Pavel ; Dostál, Otto (referee) ; Filka, Miloslav (advisor)
My graduation thesis is concerned with the effect of polarization mode dispersion on transmitted signal by optical line. It describes external and internal causes of origination of polarization mode dispersion. On the basis of these effects there is a differential group delay (DGD). It is the time delay in meantime within individual modes. DGD results in a time extension of impulsion and limitation of maximum bit rate. This thesis contains localization methods of part of gossamer filament with increased value of PMD by POTDR method. This method is based on the principium of back dispersion and its modifications SOP a DOP. Very important chapter of this thesis is the measurement of the polarization mode dispersion. There are described methods of PMD measurement. It is the interferometric and polarimetric method and the method of state of polarization. The major part of this thesis is about the reduction of polarization mode dispersion effect. This part is divided into two parts. First part is about the methods of PMD effect reduction and the second one is about the PMD compensation. The discrepancy between these two parts is the reduction way of PMD effect on transmitted channel. The compensation use the compensation components inserted into the transmission path. By PMD reduction methods we can solve the problems from the view of changing of fibre or all cable. For better understanding of polarization mode dispersion effect there are simulated 4 optical lanes of various parameters. The simulation output is the eye diagram which provides the view at results of transmission lane. In the final part there is the evaluation of measured parameters of optical lanes simulated in a laboratory.
Fiber-optic liquid level sensor
Ondra, Dominik ; Beneš, Petr (referee) ; Skalský, Michal (advisor)
This text summarizes scientific principles that are used in fiber optics field, and could be used to design liquid level sensor. Different types of optic fibers and advanced optic structures are analyzed for liquid level sensor usage. Mechanisms of already existing types of optic fiber liquid level sensors and other mechanism liquid level sensors are characterized. Three sensor designs are proposed. One working with different levels of auttenaution when bending the fiber. The other meassuring different refraction indexs of the environment and the last one based on phase delay of light. Viabillity of these principle has been tested. Text also describes optic fiber splicer Fujikura FSM 100P+ and optic fiber sturctures that it is able to produce. Sensor based on refraction index of environment has been calibrated.
Non-invasive Blood Glucose Measuring
Vítová, Hana ; Chmelař, Milan (referee) ; Sekora, Jiří (advisor)
Goal of my master´s thesis is examination of non-invasive blood glucose measurement methods, and designing of device for non-invasive blood glucose reading. The introductory chapter of thesis contains description of know different methods for blood glucose measurement, mainly Near Infra-Red region (NIR) measurement with spectroscopy methods. This project describes pathology of Diabetes Mellitus, specifies how it is divided, and looks also on human metabolism. The theoretical part contains exploration of blood glucose measurement methods. Thesis continues with system scheme design for non/invasive glucose measurement device, based on present knowledge. Major principle of device is measuring with Infra-Red laser, bifurcate optic fiber and photodiode. Design of printed circuit board is also present. Document contains also designs of software diagrams for calibration and processing program written in C# language. Communication between device and computer is made via USB. Microcontroller with C language program is part of designed device. It is used to send measured values into PC and also receives data from computer. This data determines blood glucose concentration and their thresholds.
Measurement and evaluation of dispersions in optical fibre
Očenášek, Jan ; Čučka, Milan (referee) ; Vojtěch, Josef (advisor)
This semestral project deals with measurement and evaluation of the dispersion in the optical fiber. Introduction of the work is focused on the description of the principle of optical fiber and optical environment. Another part is devoted to a detailed description of polarization mode dispersion - PMD, including the causes of which are divided into internal and external. Because of these impacts of the differential group delay DGD, which results in time delay of each polarization modes to each other and hence to reduce the transmission speed. Polarization mode dispersion is one of the most limiting factors for the realization of high-speed optical transmission, so in the next section describes the measurement and compensation of PMD effect.
Polarization mode dispersion - PMD
Ťupa, Martin ; Dostál, Otto (referee) ; Filka, Miloslav (advisor)
Polarization mode dispersion PMD becomes the most limiting factors for achieving high-speed optical transmission. The size of the dierencial group delay between the polarization plane is influenced by many different factors and therefore accurate measurement of PMD should be done in all phases of building and operating optical path.
Measurement of Level by Fiber Optic Sensors
Bednář, Tomáš ; Havránek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Šedivá, Soňa (advisor)
The subject of this master‘s thesis is the issue of design of fiber optic sensor for min/max and continuous measurement of liquid level, which could be used for laboratory measurement of optoelectronics. The thesis is divided into the three parts, the first part deals with methods of retrieval level measurement using fiber optic sensors. The second part is made of plant design of optical fiber sensors, it is shown the implementation of measuring devices for liquid level measurement and measured transfer characteristics of the sensors developed. The last part is proposed for laboratory typing tasks using established preparation for teaching in the subject Optoelectronic sensors.
Fiber-optic liquid level sensor
Ondra, Dominik ; Beneš, Petr (referee) ; Skalský, Michal (advisor)
This text summarizes scientific principles that are used in fiber optics field, and could be used to design liquid level sensor. Different types of optic fibers and advanced optic structures are analyzed for liquid level sensor usage. Mechanisms of already existing types of optic fiber liquid level sensors and other mechanism liquid level sensors are characterized. Three sensor designs are proposed. One working with different levels of auttenaution when bending the fiber. The other meassuring different refraction indexs of the environment and the last one based on phase delay of light. Viabillity of these principle has been tested. Text also describes optic fiber splicer Fujikura FSM 100P+ and optic fiber sturctures that it is able to produce. Sensor based on refraction index of environment has been calibrated.
Measurement and evaluation of dispersions in optical fibre
Očenášek, Jan ; Čučka, Milan (referee) ; Vojtěch, Josef (advisor)
This semestral project deals with measurement and evaluation of the dispersion in the optical fiber. Introduction of the work is focused on the description of the principle of optical fiber and optical environment. Another part is devoted to a detailed description of polarization mode dispersion - PMD, including the causes of which are divided into internal and external. Because of these impacts of the differential group delay DGD, which results in time delay of each polarization modes to each other and hence to reduce the transmission speed. Polarization mode dispersion is one of the most limiting factors for the realization of high-speed optical transmission, so in the next section describes the measurement and compensation of PMD effect.

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